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Marketing Course |
Today,its more important than ever that
airlines should understand and apply the principles of marketing, for many reasons.
For example:
 | Airlines today are competing more and co-operating less, as the forces of
deregulation and liberalisation take hold. |
 | They are facing competition from outside, with rapid advances being made by
surface transport operators, and by the telecommunications industry through
video-conferencing and E-mail. |
 | They are increasingly having to deal with attempts by marketing intermediaries
such as travel agents and consolidators to wrest control of their distribution channels
from them |
 | Their customers are becoming more demanding in their product and service
requirements, whilst at the same time often showing greater price sensitivity. |
Unfortunately the world of marketing is beset by confusing concepts and jargon.
Terms such as "brand", "commodity", Lifetime value",
"USP" etc. are increasingly being used in the airline industry. They are,
though, not easy to understand and apply.
At SSA, we know there is a requirement for a programme which takes each of the
major principles of marketing and demonstrates the ways in which airlines can make use of
them. We meet this need through our well-established and proven Airline Marketing
Seminar. |
The Seminar is now in its fifteenth year.
In a four-day, intensive programme participants are given a comprehensive review of
marketing principles. They also have opportunities to meet a distinguished panel of
guest speakers, and to take part in a series of demanding case study and syndicate
exercises. Who Should Attend?
The Seminar will be a valuable part of a training and development plan for
people from the following groups:
 | new managers joining the airline business from other industries; |
 | staff taking up a management appointment in a marketing role at an airline, after
career experience which has only included airline operational jobs; |
 | rising, younger, airline people who will benefit from an overview of airline
marketing activity, in order to enhance their work in a specific marketing or sales
management role, and to provide a basis for career development; |
 | managers from organisations which work with airlines, and where a knowledge of
airline marketing will assist them in building business relationships. We expect
such organisations to especially include aircraft manufacturers and airport operators. |
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Stephen Shaw & Associates Training and Consultancy in Airline Economics and Marketing. ESTABLISHED
1984 |